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Kearts
Nov 14, 2019Copper Contributor
Windows Virtual Desktop IP addresses - one per user
I am evaluating WVD as a possible replacement for both existing Windows Server Remote Desktop Services (RDS) and a non-Microsoft VDI solution. We have an application that requires each user session t...
MarkBPWCCUL
Copper Contributor
Hi Andrew,
Wondering if you can help. I like you have tried RDS IP virtualization. I followed outdated guides and managed to have static IP's issued once you rdp on to our windows 2016 term server. But what i notice in testing is that i see multiply VIP's as more test users log on. if i issue the ipconfig /all i see the addresses as depreciated but i can still ping them. Another thing which is strange when i connect from the terminal server doing ftp, file sharing or anything, the address being used is the server IP and not the VIP. I get that same result even if i rdp to the term server using the VIP.
So my question is did you get RDS working with IP virtualization or did you use another solution.
Regards Mark
AndrewGriggs
Apr 01, 2020Copper Contributor
Hi Mark,
My query was specifically around the WVD product. I have had IP virtualization working on 2008 R2 before, but I've never tried on 2016 I'm afraid.
Regards, Andrew.
My query was specifically around the WVD product. I have had IP virtualization working on 2008 R2 before, but I've never tried on 2016 I'm afraid.
Regards, Andrew.